What Parts of My Order Are Modifiable After a Divorce?
When you file for divorce and go to court, the court system makes a decision about the divorce and finalizes the order. The order will cover different aspects of the divorce such as alimony, child support, division of bills, and division of assets. You will be expected to follow this order and failing to do so could cause you to be in contempt of court.
Tips for Effective and Compassionate Co-Parenting During a Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended life for millions of Americans, forcing many to remain indoors under quarantine while others deal with furloughs and loss of employment as businesses close across the country. Kids are out of school in almost every state. While many of them are enjoying the extra time at home with their parents, the current lockdown orders have been especially difficult for children
Ways to Handle Divorce in a Family Business
Divorces are already challenging enough, and hard decisions need to be made about child custody, child support, and the division of property. However, if you own a business with your spouse, the division of a family business can bring an unexpected complexity to an already stressful event. Learn the different ways a family business may be divided or handled within a divorce. Continue to Co-Own
